leave() callback
See original GitHub issueI need to know when I drag over and when I drag out from a drop target.
I can use hover
for the first use case.
I’d need something like a leave
callback.
Do I miss how this is done or is this a strange use case?
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@Kivylius Most likely it’s not there since the library is declarative by it’s nature. Using
onEnter
andonLeave
is the imperative way of doing things where in most cases you change the state to understand whether the item is dragged over or not, which you can achieve withmonitor.isOver()
function.But there are the exclusive cases where you need to produce a side-effect once the item leaves or enter drop area.
I’ve came up with a following solution(however not tested it thoroughly so it might fail in some cases):
Don’t know if it will work properly, but as a temporary solution I just used
onDragLeave
property: